Europe's skies are blocked again by anonymous reports of "mined" flights, and in Ireland, local media editors received "bomb" threats. The Guardian reports that nearly two dozen flights across Europe were grounded today due to reports of bomb threats. In Italy, several flights to Venice from Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid and Athens had to be diverted. In the Netherlands, the Amsterdam police checked the KLM airline flight from Prague for explosives. In the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, after a warning about possible mining, two planes that flew from London and Brussels landed safely. Copenhagen police inspected the Danish capital's airport for security. At least eight flights flying to and from Prague were delayed in the Czech Republic. And in Ireland, letters about bomb threats were sent to local media emails. For the security check, it was necessary to stop the broadcast and contact the editorial staff. The state government called the incident a "coordinated campaign to destabilize the situation." Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.